Weapons in the Zone: Gun Owners and Schools | South Carolina
The start of the school year is right around the corner, but this year is going to look a lot different than in the past. Due to the COVID-19...
School Zones are On the Move: Online and In the Home… | Virginia
School is coming back into session but due to Covid-19 this school year appears primed to be anything but normal. Different school districts are...
Attorney War Stories: 3 Lessons For Every Gun Owner
In our more than ten years representing U.S. & Texas LawShield members, we have had plenty of experience dealing with what people have done to make...
Self-Defense Law 101 in Michigan
Michigan’s laws generally favor one’s ability to use force in self-defense under certain circumstances. Surprisingly, the words “force,” “deadly force,” and “non-deadly force”...
Self-Defense Law 101 in Tennessee
Before examining the right of self-defense in Tennessee, it is important to understand what force and deadly force mean here. Force is defined as “compulsion by the use of physical power or violence.”
Self-Defense Law 101 in New Mexico
Can an officer search your home without a warrant if someone else gives consent? Learn the answer and how it can affect you in New Mexico.
Self-Defense Law 101 in California
Jane Doe is awoken in the middle of the night to the sounds in her backyard. She looks out her bedroom window and sees three young men spray painting...
Self-Defense Law 101 in Kansas
The distinction between an act that is a crime and one that is carried out in self-defense requires a determination of who is the aggressor...
Self-Defense Law 101 in Illinois
The legal concept of one’s ability to defend themselves is not new concept. It can be dated all the way back to ancient Rome...
Rioters Are Vandalizing My Car (Or Worse)! What Can The Lawful Gun Owner Do?
What rights do you have to defend your property? This is a more complicated question than you might think. See what an Independent Program Attorney says...
